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Thermomechanical Design Validation with SimScale

written by

David Heiny

updated on

February 7th, 2018

BlogAbout SimScaleThermomechanical Design Validation with SimScale

Having integrated coupled thermomechanical modelling functionality, the design validation with SimScale gets all the more powerful.

Thermomechanical Design Validation

thermomechanical simulation SimScale

The screenshot above demonstrates the resulting temperature field of an analysis of a bearing bracket. The mechanical deformation caused by the heat flux coming from the bearing is analyzed regarding its impact on the coaxiality of the system.

The mesh was created using the automated tetrahedralization meshing strategy of SimScale.

The results were analyzed with the integrated post-processing environment. However, if one prefers to visualize the results on one’s own computer, a download functionality is integrated as well.

If you want to learn more about thermal analyses with the SimScale CAE platform, you can find more information on our website.

Discover all the simulation features provided by SimScale. Download the document below.

Download Features Overview

Meshing Post-processing Structural Mechanics Thermal Analysis Thermodynamics Verification and Validation

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